Album Streaming Archives — Page 4 of 58

“This Ain’t My First Rodeo” — Brian Michael Henry Pays Homage to Jean Genet and More With “Hustler” EP

Hedging my bets I don’t believe you’re a crook But this ain’t my first rodeo That’s the oldest trick in the book Brian Michael Henry has always carried himself like a…

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Philly Duo KEWL HAZE Shepherd Psych-Pop and Madchester Groove Into “Suburban Sherpa” LP

Party favours, private jokes, panic, and a pile of battered studio gear: that is the perfume hanging over Suburban Sherpa, the outstanding debut LP from Philly duo Kewl Haze…and it…

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Malleus Maleficarum — Marie Ann Hedonia Blends Grunge and Experimental Synth in “Lunar Eclipse” EP

A lunar eclipse, astrologically speaking, has a way of shaking loose what we thought we had neatly packed away. Feelings go off-script. Old grief, old longing, old questions can come…

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“As Shadows Grow Tall” — Dutch Post-Punk Outfit Bragolin Returns With “I Don’t Like What It Does to Me”

To wait for more, to vanish at sea. Vanish into death on hands and knees. It’s the floor that’s all that’s left to eat. It that gnaws onto the soles…

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Austin’s Jet Cemetery offers a Graveyard Bloom of Dark Electronics and Dream-Pop Decadence on “The Canary” LP

Jet Cemetery’s The Canary LP comes on like a strange transmission dug out of the dirt with bare hands, a record made by people who seem to understand that if…

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“Plug Me In, Let Me Dream” — Hungarian Artist Man + Machine Forges EBM, Darkwave, and Post-Punk into “Birthmarks” EP

In a world of twisted dreams Nothing’s quite what it seems For nearly a decade, Man + Machine has been stalking the edges of Hungary’s underground with a stack of…

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UK Duo Human Image Documents Grief, Loss, and Impermanence With Hazy Shoegaze LP “Maybe Nothing”

Life arrives without rehearsal and leaves without warning, a sequence of moments already loosening as we try to hold them. Zen Buddhism speaks to this plainly: impermanence as fact, not…

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The Cold Bloom of Winter — Post-Punk Stalwarts Permafrost Return with “Tears & Bullets” EP

Permafrost returns with Tears & Bullets, a three-track EP released via their own Fear of Music imprint. It arrives with the quiet assurance of a group that has learned how…

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“In Plain Sight” — Calgary New Wave Duo WANTS Deliver a Mid-’80s Film Soundtrack From a Parallel Timeline

Your burning heart — you give it soul I want to run to the top of a straight line For a chance at a good life Some albums feel like…

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Fields of the Nephilim Reissue Seminal Gothic Rock Debut “Dawnrazor” via Expanded 14-Track White Double-LP

Beggars Banquet has opened the archive once again, letting a familiar duststorm roll through the room as Fields of the Nephilim’s Dawnrazor rides again—arriving December 12th on CD and expanded…

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